TMR Fraser Coast Integrated Transport Strategy (FITS)

Why are we engaging?

Transport infrastructure planning in the Fraser Coast Local Government Area (LGA) is shared between the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) and the Fraser Coast Regional Council (Council).

In response to growing demands on the Fraser Coast's urban transport network, Council and TMR have partnered to identify and address issues and needs of the Fraser Coast's existing transport network.

Community feedback will help to develop a key transport and land use planning resource, the Fraser Coast Integrated Transport Strategy (the strategy). This community engagement process will inform a whole-of-system, integrated transport and land use strategy and investigate opportunities to improve accessibility and mobility in and around the Fraser Coast local government area (LGA) to forecast, plan and prioritise transport initiatives over the next 25 years.

Have your say to help us develop a strategy to provide a more accessible and responsive transport network covering all modes of transport including air, rail and road for general, freight, active transport (active transport refers to bicycle-riding infrastructure, planning and programs, and walking initiatives, to encourage more people to ride bikes and walk more often)and passenger vehicles, improving capacity and accessibility of the Fraser Coast transport network out to 2050. This survey closes on Friday 25 April 2025 at 5:00 pm.

  • Fraser Coast Integrated Transport Strategy

    Fraser Coast residents are being encouraged to share their thoughts on the region’s transport future as consultation opens for the Fraser Coast Integrated Transport Strategy (FITS). The strategy will provide a 25-year vision to ensure the region’s transport network can support the growing community and economy. Council is working with the Queensland Government to develop this strategy, and we want the community to be part of the conversation.

    Council is collecting this information on behalf of TMR and will be shared with other agencies beyond TMR for the purposes outlined within the questionnaire, following the Office of Information Commissioner (OIC) guidelines.

    This survey is presented in two parts – the first part for those who have only a few minutes, where the first 10 questions are required, and the second part for those who have more time and have up to 25 minutes to consider aspects such as what types of roads and public transport they may want in the next 25 years.

    The survey concludes on Friday 25 April 2025 at 5:00 pm, whether online or by mail. If you are not logged onto our Engagement Hub or if you take the survey anonymously, you will not be notified if you have successfully submitted your responses, and you will not be able to save a draft and return later, so please allow up to 25 minutes to complete the survey if you wish to consider the longer version of the survey. You can sign up to the Engagement Hub or sign onto your account at https://frasercoast.engagementhub.com.au.